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    AnySoftKeyboard

    AnySoftKeyboard

    Android (f/w 2.1+) on screen keyboard for multiple languages

    The only Android keyboard you'll ever need. Free as in speech and Free as in beer. Android (f/w 4.0.3+, API level 15+) on screen keyboard for multiple languages.
    Downloads: 8 This Week
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    Tibetan Unicode Keyboard

    Screen keyboards in MS Excel and in Java for typing Tibetan characters

    A Tibetan character is formed by stacking the middle (core) character with lower character stack(s) and upper stack. The tools in this package has been tested to work well in Windows 10 and above. The Java version is in the project titled Tibetan Java Keyboard. The MS Excel version does not work on Excel operating in MacOS. The Excel version uses Excel macros and VBA codes. One needs to Enable Macro to allow it to work. The motivation for this project is due to old proprietary Tibetan fonts not displaying properly on different systems. ...
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    Flow

    Flow is an on-screen keyboard for Android devices.

    Flow is an on-screen keyboard for Android devices. It combines many features to enable exceptionally fast text input, including an optimized keyboard layout based on common patterns in English words.
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    OtoKeyboard - Auto Keyboard & Macro

    OtoKeyboard - Auto Keyboard & Macro

    OtoKeyboard: Boost productivity with Windows keyboard automation.

    OtoKeyboard is the premier auto keyboard and macro tool for Windows, designed to save you time and eliminate digital friction. Move beyond simple text replacement and turn any repetitive task into a single-keystroke action. It's the ultimate productivity companion for professionals, gamers, and developers alike. Automate customer support replies with interactive templates; execute complex in-game combos with perfectly timed macros; or launch your entire work environment with one...
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    Downloads: 205 This Week
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    OTG Nilboard

    OTG Nilboard

    Android smartphone app to suppress the default keyboard

    An Android app that disables the default on-screen keyboard when a hardware keyboard is connected via OTG, offering a distraction-free typing experience.
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    Koko Keyboard

    Koko Keyboard

    Implementation of a re-usable custom onscreen keyboard

    KokoKeyboard is a Java-based reusable on-screen keyboard component/library for Android. It provides developers a template to build custom IME experiences without starting from scratch—ideal for niche input needs.
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    a java component which shows a xml-configurable keyboard to use on computers without a real keyboard e.g. touch screen computer
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    StreamKB

    On-screen keyboard that highlights keys that are pressed.

    On-screen keyboard that highlights keys that are pressed. Pressing keys does nothing. Right click pops up menu to change size or select colors.
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    Downloads: 8 This Week
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    Virtual Keyboard and Keypad on Java (for touch screen systems)
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    ttkb is an on-screen keyboard that helps learning how to touch type. The keys are highlighted according to the fingers which press them. The user should not by any chance look on the real keyboard. Tutorials are included to get started with touch typing.
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